No. 13,180 in German
anzog
"Anzog" is the past tense of "anziehen," meaning "put on" or "dressed" (e.g., clothing).
In a sentence
Er zog den Mantel an, bevor er das Haus verließ.
He put on the coat before leaving the house.
Here, 'anzog' is a verb in the simple past tense, meaning 'put on'.
Das Angebot der Firma zog viele Kunden an.
The company's offer attracted many customers.
Here, 'anzog' indicates attracting or pulling in individuals, modified by 'viele Kunden'.
Sie zog die Aufmerksamkeit der Zuhörer an.
She attracted the attention of the listeners.
In this usage, 'anzog' is metaphorical, signifying drawing in attention from others.
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